Derk Hansen Nature's Medley-Wolves John Deere Tractor 1995 Picture There's nothing greater than the

There's nothing greater than the sounds and smells of a campfire on a crisp fall day

The rest of the time they remain in the water where they are excellent divers and swimmers

We were sitting on the porch swing after dinner

a pack of wolves are almost invisible as they prowl through the forest for their next meal

Derk Hansen Nature's Medley-Wolves John Deere Tractor 1995 Picture There's nothing greater than theIn Derk Hansen's print Nature's Medley Wolves we see a wolf pair howling. Contrary to popular folklore, they are not howling at the moon nor does their howling habits change with the phases of the moon. They howl as a signal for their pack to gather. They howl to signal to other wolves to stay away from their territory. And the males howl more frequently during wintertime breeding season to attract a female mate. They howl in an upward position in